Thu. April 17, 12:00PM
How the rules that govern Belgium—and the current institutional crisis in Brussels—shape our lives, politics, and future.
Brussels is currently facing a major institutional crisis, with no regional government in place and no resolution in sight. This political deadlock, driven by deep-seated tensions and party vetoes, is more than a passing impasse—it’s a constitutional issue with serious implications for governance and democracy in Belgium.
Belgium’s constitution is the backbone of the country’s political system, yet it remains a mystery to many. How does it function? What rights and responsibilities does it grant citizens? And how do constitutional debates shape the future of Belgium?
Join us for an insightful conversation with Christian Behrendt, one of Belgium’s leading constitutional law experts, as he unpacks the fundamental principles of the Belgian constitution in an accessible and engaging way. From the country’s federal structure to the powers of government and the role of the monarchy, this session will clarify the often-complex world of Belgian constitutional law.
Whether you are a business leader, policymaker, journalist, or simply a curious citizen, this event will equip you with the knowledge to better understand the legal framework that governs Belgium. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in a dynamic discussion on the rules that shape our society.
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